On Tue, Feb 05, 2013 at 09:19:19AM -0800, Alexey Neyman wrote: > There is one more weird issue with svn diff, see the script below. The issue > is that "--old=A --new=B" is not opposite of "--old=B --new=A". I don't know > if it is a bug or another ambuguity I am not aware of :) > > Here is the script: > [[[ > #!/bin/bash > > REPO=/tmp/foo > WC=/tmp/foo.wc > > rm -rf $REPO $WC > svnadmin create $REPO > svn co -q file://$REPO $WC > cd $WC > > echo r1 > a > svn add -q a > svn ci -q -m R1 > echo r2 > a > svn ci -q -m R2 > svn up -q -r 1 > echo new > a > echo "Issue: --old=A --new=B is not opposite of --old=B --new=A" > echo " Running: svn di --old=^/ --new=." > svn di --old=^/ --new=. > echo " Running: svn di --old=. --new=^/" > svn di --old=. --new=^/ > ]]] > > And here is the output (svn 1.7.6): > [[[ > Issue: --old=A --new=B is not opposite of --old=B --new=A > Running: svn di --old=^/ --new=. > Index: a > =================================================================== > --- a (.../file:///tmp/foo) (revision 2) > +++ a (working copy) > @@ -1 +1 @@ > -r2 > +new > Running: svn di --old=. --new=^/ > Index: a > =================================================================== > --- a (working copy) > +++ a (.../file:///tmp/foo) (revision 2) > @@ -1 +1 @@ > -r1 > +r2 > ]]] > > Regards, > Alexey.
I can reproduce this with a trunk build. Can you please file an issue for this? I'm not going to get to this right away. Thanks!
